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   | Fergie Roly Poly by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJRPRA
 “Fergie”
          Artist: Adam Binder Made In: England
 Retired 2000.  Meausures approximately 1.57 x 1.69 x 1.54"
 $20.00
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        |  | I Care QT's by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #QTRA
 measures 1.75 x 1.675 x1.4
 $20.00
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  | Anthony & Cleopatra Treasure Jests by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJ2NRA
 “Anthony & Cleopatra”
          Artist: Adam Binder Made In: England
 Two
          By Two is a unique collection of paired animal figurines. Each may
          stand alone or complement its partner perfectly. Together this pair
          measures 3 x 1.5 x 2.625. Individually, Antony measures 1.25 x 1.375 x
          2.625 and Cleopatra measures 1.25 x 1.875 x 2.25.
 $40.00
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 | Cottontail Pot Bellys box by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #PBBRA
 This charming box measures 1.75 x 1.75 inches. Retired with limited
          availability.
 $18.00
          
          Open him up and find two carrots inside.
 The Baby Animal Pot Bellys long for a family and home of their own.
          Cottontail is a blue-eyed baby and has penned a blues song on the
          trading cards that come with every piece.
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 | Potter Pot Bellys box by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          This charming box measures 1.75 x 1.75 inches.
 $15.00
          Rabbit Minutiae
 80 varieties of domestic rabbits
 Oldest fossilized rabbit skeleton discovered in China and dates back
          30-40 million years, placing the rabbit amongst the oldest living
          mammals in the world
 Rabbits are not rodents; they are lagomorphs and are most closely
          related to horses
 Litters range from 2 to 8    *     Herbivores
 Newborn rabbits called kittens, female rabbits does and male rabbits
          bucks
 Mother rabbits nurse young for only 5 minutes during the night and
          disappear from the nest all day
 Eyes set to the side of their heads to allow for almost 180 degree
          vision
 Ears can be turned in any direction to alert them of danger
 Teeth continually grow and must be worn down by gnawing and chewing
 Crepuscular, meaning most active at dawn and twilight
 Very friendly towards humans and sometimes purr to show affection
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        |  | Harry NetsUKe by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJNRA
 $30.00
          “Harry” was carved by British sculptor Peter Calvesbert in
          1999 and hand cast and tinted in the Cotswolds region of England. This
          solid figurine, based upon Japanese netsuke, is retired with limited
          availability. Approximate dimensions: 2.25 inches wide x 1.5 inches
          tall.
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        |  | Marquis
          de Blanc The Garden Party by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJZRA
 Holes through ears
          so may be worn around the neck.
 Satin Cord included.
 $25.00
          “Marquis de Blanc” was carved by British sculptor David
          Lawrence in 1996. Hand cast and tinted in the Cotswolds region of
          England, this rabbit box figurine pendant sits upright or may be worn
          around the neck. Retired with limited availability. Unscrew the lid to
          reveal a secret interior compartment.
 Can be used for cremation urn. Approximate dimensions: 1 inch
          wide x 1.75 inches tall.
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 | Love Nature/Nurture by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM
 #TJNNRA
 $38.50
          "The Nature/Nurture series expresses the profound emotional
          ties between adult and child. Carved by Martin Perry Studios in 2003
          and hand cast and tinted in the Cotswolds region of England. Open the
          lid to reveal “love” inscribed within. Retired with limited
          availability. Approximate dimensions: 2 inches wide x 1.5 inches tall.
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        |  | Hop
          Til You Drop Small Treasure Jest
          by HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJRA3
 $65.00
 “Hop Til You Drop” was carved by
          British sculptor Peter Calvesbert in 2004. Hand cast and tinted in the
          Cotswolds region of England, this bunnies box figurine is retired with
          limited availability. Open the lid to reveal a secret interior
          compartment.
 Approximate dimensions: 1.75 inches wide x 2.5 inches tall.
 S e c r e t s........................
 Four smooth, floppy-eared, snow-white rabbits clamber over each other
          in a burst of fitful fun. This box figurine was inspired by Peter's
          children's bunnies - Bullet and Maggie. Unexpectedly, Bullet gave
          birth to six babies, so Maggie had to be rechristened Maggie Boy. Both
          rabbits are immortalized in the interior. Peter says, "These
          smooth pieces are difficult for me because I really enjoy seeing how
          much detail I can get into a carving. But then, whilst the intricately
          textured boxes are fun to examine, the smooth ones are a joy to
          hold." The HK painters themselves got prolific with 10% of the
          pieces, coloring them in multi-colored hues.
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        |  | Rothschild Small Treasure Jest
          by HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJDLRA2
 $50.00
          “Rothschild” was carved by British sculptor David Lawrence in
          2003. Hand cast and tinted in the Cotswolds region of England, this
          bunny box figurine is retired with limited availability. Open the lid
          to reveal a secret interior compartment. Approximate dimensions: 3
          inches wide x 2 inches tall.
 S e c r e t
          s...................................................................................................................
 Parasols were once more than a shady place out of the sun – during
          the 19th century parasols were also love tokens and wedding gifts. It
          would have been a grave impropriety for a gentleman to present a
          parasol to a lady for whom his intentions were not serious. One of the
          most outstanding examples was the parasol presented to Bettina
          Rothschild by her fiancé. Made of silk and covered with gauze and
          lace, the tips were encrusted with emeralds and gems. These rabbits
          use their parasol to try to stay cool despite the effects of global
          warming. Ice cream and a cooler also help. The bottle of sunscreen
          labeled “Kyoto Tan” refers to the Kyoto protocol, an environmental
          treaty to which the US has not agreed. “Ward Hunt” refers to an
          Antarctic ice shelf which has broken in two as a result of climate
          change. On the interior is a bumper crop of leaves and nuts (and the
          artist's signature acorn) from a cob tree. The “124” engraved on
          the interior denotes this as the 124th box figurine David Lawrence has
          carved for Harmony Kingdom.
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        |  | The
          Perry Brothers Small Treasure Jest
          by HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJDLRA
 $50.00
          “The Perry Brothers” was carved by British sculptor David
          Lawrence in 2003. Hand cast and tinted in the Cotswolds region of
          England, this rabbit box figurine is retired with limited
          availability. Open the lid to reveal a secret interior
          compartment.
 Approximate dimensions: 2 inches wide x 3.25 inches tall.
 S e c r e t
          s...................................................................................................................
 Two rabbits stand on a box with the inscription “Perry Bros.,
          Dowlish Wake.” This is one of David Lawrence’s favorite cider
          farms, where cider is made and bought by the gallon from huge oak
          barrels. The apples are priced at “10d. per bushel” – 10d. being
          ten pence in Old English currency. “Sweet Coppin” is a variety of
          cider apple and also the name of a women’s clog dancing team with
          whom David’s Morris Men often dance out. The bird is a kingfisher, a
          denizen of the “Somerset Levels” where David lives. The interior
          shows a traditional English meal of fish and chips, inspired by an old
          song that goes: “Run rabbit, run run run/ Don’t give the farmer
          his fun, fun, fun/He’ll get by without his rabbit pie” and
          suggests he eat fish and chips instead. This is the 119th piece David
          Lawrence has carved for Harmony Kingdom. The mouse holds the artist's
          signature acorn.
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        |  | Smoking
          Section Blue Box Series by
          HARMONY
          KINGDOM 
          #TJBL07
 $75.00
          “Smoking Section” was
          carved by British sculptor Peter Calvesbert in 2006. Hand cast and
          tinted in the Cotswolds region of England, this signed and numbered
          limited edition box figurine is part of the bawdy Blue Box series. For
          mature audiences only!
 Approximate dimensions: 2 inches wide x 2.5 inches tall.
 S e c r e t
          s...................................................................................................................
 Peter Calvesbert says that years ago, when the facts of life were
          still a little sketchy, the one thing that he did know was that you
          had to have a cigarette after sex. Now rabbits have a bit of a
          reputation in the breeding department, so he started wondering if
          rabbits enjoyed a post coital cigarette, and if so, how many would
          they smoke in a lifetime. His box figurine portrays two jaded but
          happy bunnies lighting up after another conquest, cigarettes strewn
          everywhere. The interior contains an inflatable rabbit and the names
          of sex toys named after rabbits. Unrelated to the sex trade is the
          inscription GW 25,7,6. After reading about glow worms, Peter went out
          at midnight to find some. The female only glows for about a week each
          year to attract mates. He found three, the first English glow worms he
          had ever seen, so GW is for glow worm and the date 25 July 06.
          Peter’s mother told him that when she was a child glow worms were
          seen everywhere. The abundance of street and security lighting is
          thought to make it extremely difficult for males to spot females,
          hence their decline.
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